Podcast: Low Earth Orbiting Satellites (LEOS) may have significant impact on the last mile of communications delivery

Communications competition at the edge is heating up. 5G seems to be the rage right now, but what about WIFI 6? It professes to have similar features to 5G and can be a serious contender for the edge market. Shrihari Pandit, CEO of Stealth Communications, speaks with Don Witt of The Channel Daily News, a TR publication, about the Pros and Cons of both and then provides some good insight into the LEOS technology being deployed by SpaceX. Shrihari Pandit Could low earth orbiting satellites (LEOS) be a viable solution to helping with the digital divide and providing better connectivity options in remote/rural areas? Shrihari explains some of the options and discusses the current FCC LEOS concerns. One of the concerns is latency – how will SpaceX address the issue? Does SpaceX mesh network support inter-satellite communications? Listen in to find out more! Stealth Communications is now one of New York City's preeminent Internet-gateways. It provides connectivity services to a broad roster of customers in telecom, finance, real estate, education, and government.  Based in New York City, Stealth Communications provides ultrafast Gigabit Internet connectivity to businesses since 1995. In 2013, the company received authorization from the City of New York to commence construction of its own fiber network. Laying every single cable and servicing each customer personally, Stealth offers some of the City's fastest and most reliable Internet service at a nominal cost, providing a platform for New York's businesses and entrepreneurs to thrive. For more information, go to: https://stealth.net/